POLK COUNTY NEWS. THYON, N. 0.
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rubccK j rr,eo I nICfJ iTS .received until
of
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to omit a large amount of interesting
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Rinds, Monday anu"Jf 4tn TO for furnishing
VX V Williams and Miss office quarters at ryon,. C
ww waajj r aierm of 5 or 10
Vears begiiining'uly 11918. Sarn
pie of lease specilcations and blank
proposals may be secured by applying
to the postmaster Proposals should
uuuieu to n. u. Farnno-ton 0f
rs- 'rnt Wednesday m apar.
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iburg- . orHc for Miss Hes-
1 Wednesday, the 16th,
wee
now
out.
of rensacoia, r uu, offif.p .inSTfonfft, nu-ZiZli-K?"
from the uaiiuyie, 1M. v.
1 Mary Xoyes, oi re
Dr. ia .nv home
lie orPLA off in Tryon, Monday,
h, s UFCt of Mrs. Strong.
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some other breeds,
few move
le11'.., i. rheaD
ich 1U "c TAMES LEONARD.
are requested to announce that
re -r 'uf will sneak at Co-
n- J Oct 9th andDr. roweii win
bus onthCilth. Both talks will be
tal Patriotic lines.
flip live stock man.
w,a win exniuii- ime wiu-
w. s. s
TO THE PEOPLE OF POLK COUN
TY.
who
Kir. C
if tIW rountv farmer
irlo improve his herd.
ff Teonard bought from Mrs.
Jai tVwston and Mrs. Addie
iff w, inte nn Trade street occu
lt V Ballew and Joe Gurley,
f? "Lu them to the occupants. Mr.
f i will erect a business house on
It D""6"
I make this appeal to you. I mean
you not the man or woman living
over on the next h illlmean you and
t y?,u ,am talking listen to me and
I will tell it.
We have come to a new realization
the. Power of labor. Nations are
not built by statesmen onlv
built by those who subdue the earth.
vvars are not won by soldiers only but
nai, t thA Fair next week , , , UUh won DV soldiers only but
red T boa would ?e for slle V nwith the pick theman
at this boar wuuiu uc iwi with thp saw tiP mur, v, t
1 believe there will 'be a better and
more equitable adjustment of things
and a more satisfactory division of
profits after the war and now is the
time to begin to prepare for peace;
then it behooves everybody to prepare
for peace in time of-war.
The economical conditions will be
wnaugcu aim iet s Degm to prepare
government in this trying time which
tries men's souls, because vou have
to or fight andyou are too cowardly
to do that unless it be against one of
inferior strength. BRING IT TO
THE FAIR AND COME. ;
Yours for a good showing, I beg to
thank you in advance,
E. W. DEDMOND,
Supt. Mineral and Wood Dept.
Columbus, N. C.
- WALTER JONES.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office up Stairs In
Jno. L. Jaekon C Bld'g.
We Have the Right Prices
i r : and i
Kind of Material
to do your buildfrg. Full stock
Doors, Windows, Siding,FIoorIng
Ceiling, Shingles, Loths, Interior
Finish and Moulding, Rough and
Dressd Lumber. Carry complete
HEARON LUMBER CO.
SALUDA, N. C.
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T, Boald of directors oi tne rout ior u so tnat it come not upon us un
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jot J?
to complete arrangements for
,-.r- a ocriotinn nro rpnuest- I awarp as HiH fVio onin. -e
IT; mppt at (JOlumDUS, on monuay,. war in 1000
v to nieci . . i ... .
lie
Fair win." - y
Rp sure and attend this
.A Mill. .
Ltine as some very important bus-
s IS 10 uc """"
iiess
x? Aiilftir roci in op in
ill raisers oi ""'"j xox
, ... fAU;nshiD are asked to meet at
Elaine hall, Tryon, tomorrow, Sat
tl Oct 5, kt 10 o'clock a. m. This
"Sine is called at the request of the
meeting is pAQi f Ao-r,.
nlture ana n wm
Sting tO tnOse "U aucuu. j-c mcxt.
nn. r;fth Pioneer Military uana
ras served supper by the ladies of
evening. At the close of the
Wal the room was cleared, ana me
jiovs were tcuucitv v4-.
lumber oi i ryuu pcupic ontim'-u ui
action and did all they could to
it the success ll was. ine uanu
i were completely capiurea uy
J' 1 i.V 1 J.
ITrvon tes, ana upon tneir aepanure,
Sunday morning, it&.cu uwi nicjr uc
invited to return at an early day.
Hnyold excuse, so that we can come,
kt be sure that you ask for our
band," is the way they put it. ine
nontenant in command said it was no
wonder the old 27th always spoke so
highly of Tryon.
w. s. s.
A LINEN SHOWEK. i
We have come to thp rpalizntinn nf
the fact that work makes wealth. We
talk of the natural resources of our
land and they are indeed wonderful
and abundant. But what value is the
coal if it is not mined; of what value
is the iron if it is not worked; or of
what value is the ore if . it is not
smelted or the gold if it is not mint
ed : ui what value is the timber if
t is not cut or the fertile fields if they
are not sowed or an abundant harvest
if it is not reaped ? The Bible is the
uuarujr oi tne toner, it Knows no
leisure class.- Its people are all
workers. I do not remember a single
idler in the whole Bible story that
amounted to or accomplished any
tnmg ot note. Henry VanDyke put
it in the following little poem: "This
is the gospel of labor ring it ye bells
C at 1 1 rrl -r .
ui me KirK. ine juora oi love come
down from above to live with the men
who work." This is the rose he
planted here in the thom-Cursed soil
Heaven is blest with perfect rest, but
me Diessing oi earth is ton.
riAVC iuu bur A kuur or a
piece of mineral or fossil or anything
in some old gully which you do not
know what it is? If so bring it to
the rair on Oct. 9, it may prove to
be worth more than your most cher
ished dream could prove to be. You
might have such mineral as would
prove of great worth and make you
rich if it could-only become known.
So bring it to the Fair. It will cost
you nothing to . find what it contains
I want every loyal citizen of Polk
county to bring something in the min
px:-::;
A linen shower usually precedes a
wedding, the filling of the bride's
"Hnnp LnesL uciiik nic puiuv.se, uui
the one which Tryon is to be asked to
mvc Vine ft widpr and more touch in sr
5"-, .... . x t. I cuuiity w uniiK suiiietmiiK in me in in-
intfcWfflT theopewst i:w Hne; - Ifyou re notlftyal to your
Il'ieu oeit-EKo lu uie n,eu yxu. a, own pountv vou are a slacker, and on
wuniuduca aicu! " "" , I ly nave to snow your loyalty to our
Doys in ine nuspiLi ui o. im.c nu
America.
Each one is asked to contribute a
strong sheet, a good napkin, a good
We are urged to select these objects
from our household stores so that our
money may find other uses.
Ladies will call for these donations
but should the chest fill up before
they get to you, do not be impatient,
you will be called upon later.
Throughout the country the women
are doinij what they can. One bright
2nd helpful woman wrote with regard
to the clothes for the Belgians, "I am
wearing my winter suit for the third
winter, I have a friend who has dyed
hers and will wear it for the eighth
besides large families are in vogue
nere, so that our cast-offs are already
spoken for, but with the sheets, tow
els and napkins we will be able to
help."
r?W. s. s.
NOTICE.
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Clothes
Economy
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Vou can best economize
on clotkes ty urckasing
good clottes.
You
often,
wisely.
need not buy
if you choose
Born tailoring offers the
greatest measure of clotkes value
in exchange for each dollar
invested.
Born tailoring offers
true clotkes economy,
you
Resident Born Dealer)
TOU IE BALLENGER CO.
FOR
SALE Al A
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If taken at once. Cash or reasosble
terms.
Two tenant houses,! well built, in colored
tenement district. Store house and lot on
Trade street. GEO. A. GASH, Agt.
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By SENATOR HENRY CABOT LODGE
, By virtue of the power contained
in a mortgage deed dated Sept. 18th,
.M6 to secure the sum of Seven Hun
dred Dollars, due Sept 18th, 1918 and
default having been made in the pay
ment of the said sum, I will sell for
sh at the court house door in Co
lumbus, Polk county, N. 0., on the
THURSDAY OCTOBER 24th
l 12 o'clock, the following described
nd, to-wit:
Beginning at a point in the creek
heie the Ridings line cror.ses the
Cl'eek and runs south 1 deij. east 30
PJ es to a stake, then south 23 deg.
Jl 2 deg. west 10 poles to a stake,
l"en south 22 deg. west 10 poles, then
south 14 poles to a stake, then south
deg. west 10 poles to a white oak,
en south 14 deg. west 21 poles to
- "wainut stump, Carson?s corner,
thence north 45 Hpv wPSf 4f nolps to
a Pine stump, Carson's other corner,
nce with Carson's line west (va
? 101 poles to a stake in Cleve-
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The War will be won. by men
and ships, by guns and airplanes.
To raise armies and supply them,
to build the navy and support
it, and to furnish ships and trans-
!)ort, we must have money in
arge amounts. The expendi
tures of the Government for the
ensuing year are estimated at
$24,000,000,000, a sum which
baffles the imagination to con
ceive. That vast amount must
come one-third from taxes and
two-thirds from loans. The suc
cess of the Fourth Loan, like
those that preceded it is, there
fore, absolutely necessary. We
must work with the highest
speed, as if the war was to end
in six months. We must pre
pare in every direction, as if it
was to last for years. Speed
and preparation are both expensive.
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line, thence north (va 4 deg) 127
."fence with the meanderings of the
leek to the beginning, containing 91
more or less.
Inis 19th day of September, 191S.
P F. M. BURGESS,
Executor "of the last will and testa
ment of Jas. F. Ridings, deceased.
w. s. s.
f orth Carolina, County of Polk.
Jn Superior Court in Vacation."
v1': Pritchard vs. Kattie Prichard.
'Noe of Summons.
Summons having been returned in
tIls ,action by the sheriff, endprsed
;e defendant not to be found in Polk
Jffy. n. c.-
An defendant, Kattje Pritchard,
vol Je notice that an action for di
r!L i been crommenced v. in . tMs
jourt by the plaintiff for divorce on
W gI;ounds of incontinency of the de
fendant, and let her further take
an that she is required to be and
PPear at the Sprin Term 1919, of
superior Court of Polk and -there
tC , -or demur to the complaint of
6wLP ain,tiff and "in" default of an
to tlor demur the plaintiff will apply
in Se court for the relief demanded
tne said complaint,
n.., J. P. ARLEDGE.
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Without the Loans we cannot have either
Wc arc fighting to secure a just, right- must not be left in Germany's hands,
eous and lasting peace. For a complete That would mean another war. Poland
peace we must have a complete vie- must be free. Slav republics must be
tory. It must not be a peace of bar- established to bar the way between
gain or negotiation. No peace which Germany and the East. Serbia and
satisfies Germany can ever satisfy us. Roumania must be redeemed. All
No peace that leaves Germany in a these things are essential. Nothing
position to renew the . war against us will bring them but complete victory
will be worth having. It will be far and ja peace dictated by us and our
from sufficient to gain all our objects allies. It is a conflict of ideas. It is
on the Western front Belgium, Al- the principle of evil arrayed against
sace-Lorraine, Italia Irredenta. The the principle of good. It is the battle
President with wisdom and foresight of freedom and civilization against
and great force expressed his deter- barbarism and tyranny. Wc must
mination to redeem Russia. Russia win and we ahall win.
luink it
Over!
.You live in this county yoirbelieve in it you
love it because it'syonr county. Are you willing: ;
for it to be listed as a SLACKER County? No ! You
are not. Then let's get right down to brass tacks
and put it on the honor roll. Its quota in War Sav
ings has not been reached; therefore we know you
will pledge your full part to help remedy this con
dition. There will be a wind-up war savings drive in
this county during September.
Canvassers, acting under authority of the Uni
ted States Government will call upon; you. You
must pledge to buy every single War Savings Stamp
you can to help save your county and your boys.
Any further information will be cheerfully given
you by Mr. B. L. Ballenger, County Chairman of
Polk County War Savings Association.
This Space Contributed by
THE BALLENGER CO.
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We cannot win without money, and therefore, these Loans v
vital, and the country should rally m all its strengtn
oversubscribe the r ourth. Liberty Loan
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and subscribe and
Buy Bon
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This Space Contributed to Winning the War
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Did You Ever Have
a Dollar Work for YOU?
Buy War Savings Stamps and collect
interest from the Government. $4.20 in
yested now brings you $5.00 in 1923.
PEOPLES BANK & TRUST CO.
G. H. HOLMES
President
J. T. WALDROP
Vice-Pre.
TRYON, N. C.
W. F. LITTLE
Cashier
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MOTOR
COMPANY
Germany will not win if you do your duty. You
should not only buy every dollar's worth of War
Savings Stamps possible, but should have your chil
dren buy, and should ask all with whom you come
in contact to buy.
- This space contributed to winning of the war by
THE TRYON MOTOR CO
AGENTS FOR
THE WEBER WAGON,
This Bank is for Peope who
Want to Improve their financial Condition.
Will you let us serve you? A checking account is most
convenient in the payment of bills. It is the safest receipt.
A Savings account is the sure road to an eventual com
petency. We solicit your account.
CAROLINA STATE BANK.
DAVID C. BARROW W C ROBERTSON, Q. C. SONNER
President Vice Presideuts
H. B. LANE
Cashier
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JOHN OTO CO
h perior Court Polk Co., N, C.
Aiorrow, Atty for Plaintiff.